Geneticists

Geneticists are scientists who study genes, the basic units of heredity in living organisms. They explore how traits are inherited from one generation to the next and how genetic variations impact health, development, and behavior. Their research can involve analyzing DNA, understanding genetic diseases, and developing genetic technologies, such as gene editing. Geneticists often work in fields like medicine, agriculture, and conservation, contributing to advancements in healthcare and improving crops or preserving endangered species. Their work is crucial for understanding biology and tackling challenges like genetic disorders and biodiversity loss.